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Greenberg Traurig strengthens London Energy & Infrastructure Practice

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Greenberg Traurig, LLP strengthened its London Energy & Natural Resources Practice by adding Shareholder Sofiya Bumagin. Bumagin joins the firm from Sidley Austin LLP and advises private equity firms on infrastructure mergers and acquisitions transactions. Her expertise includes M&A involving battery storage, data centres, and fibre networks.

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Why it matters

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Greenberg Traurig Executive Chairman Richard A. Rosenbaum stated that infrastructure and energy are central to the firm's growth strategy. The addition of Bumagin further strengthens the firm's ability to support clients on complex investments across jurisdictions, particularly in energy transition and digital infrastructure.

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Who's involved

  • Greenberg TraurigU.S.-based law firm strengthening its London Energy & Natural Resources Practice
  • KrishnaProvides expert advice on energy and infrastructure transactions involving Greenberg Traurig

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  • The firm could see increased demand for complex investment advice related to energy transition and digital infrastructure.

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